Child Protection

The Burma Anti-Trafficking in Persons (A/TIP) Phase II project is a follow-on to the original Burma ATIP Project that ended January 30, 2019. The goal of Phase II is to increase the

Since February, 7.5 million children from Ukraine have been victims of the largest human displacement crisis in the world today, with lasting consequences for generations to come. Attacks with explosive weapons in

Forcibly displaced children are paying the price for the international community’s failure to address the root causes of conflict, climate change, and hunger. They are some of humanity’s most vulnerable people and

We believe in the power of one voice — its ability to do the impossible, overcome inequality, challenge harmful behaviors and call for justice for children. We mobilize, amplify and harness voices

After 12 years of conflict, the Syrian crisis remains one of the world’s largest refugee and displacement events of recent times. Girls and boys who are now IDPs in Syria, or refugees

Children thrive in strong communities, equipped and strengthened to address child protection challenges. Faith leaders, their spouses, and faith communities play a critical role in shaping community norms and catalyzing shifts in

Faith leaders, their spouses and faith communities play a critical role in shaping community social norms and catalyzing shifts in attitudes and behaviors that can protect children more effectively. Channels of Hope

This reference guide is one of a series that aims to support the application of World Vision’s GESI Approach and Theory of Change and the accompanying World Vision GESI Design, Monitoring and

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, World Vision undertook its largest global emergency response, working with governments, partners, and communities in over 70 countries to mitigate the impact on vulnerable children and

World Vision adopts an integrated and holistic transformational development approach to programming for the most vulnerable children, rooted in desire for wholeness of life for children, their families, and their communities. World